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Ok I mostly have a comment BUT if someone is able to help I would greatly appreciate it! First off let me just say that I have had 3 Droid Charges to date. The same thing is happening on all my phones. Static, noises, sounds, beeping while I'm talking on the phone. I currently was in a wreck.....(a deer hit me) and was unable to have a conversation with my insurance provider due to the noises on the line. They had to call me back 3 times within 10 mins. Now Im having the issue of my data disappearing. This device is a 4G, granted it isnt 4G in my area at this time I know where my phone works at and where it dosent. Yesterday (6/26/12) I called and spoke to tech support who informed me that they would open a trouble ticket. Thinking to myself "WOW" I am gonna be able to find why my phone is crazy!!!!! The <Ticket number removed for privacy.> was provided via text. Now when you have no data service you dont have the ability to retrieve your vcml messages, no internet explorer blah blah blah. Received a call today from Verizon Wireless tech support who informed me tht currently at my address there is no data. I live in West Virginia just because my address is where i receive my bill dosent mean i live there. I realize tht my service will not be perfect but enough is enough! I currently have 3 phones not under contract and 1tht currently is, it is almost worth it to me to break my contract. I mean the "Network" is not keeping up its end of the agreement. When the rep called back he advised tht maybe I need to rethink my services......Really? Are you telling me to go with a different provider? I'm so over this crap and if I dont pay my bill cause they arent honoring their agreement you bet your butt tht they wld turn my service off right real quick!
Soooooooo I guess maybe my question is is anyone else experiencing the same issue as me?
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